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I don't live by what I see because my God has made no way for me.

Hello and welcome to the Believers' voice of Victor Broadcast. I'm John Copeland, and I'm honored to have my sister Kelly Copeland here with me today. It's good to be working with you

again, Kelly. I took a little hiatus from the ministry for a while, and I'm back, but it's so fun to work with you again and be a part of the ministry with you. And to be a part of this legacy of faith that we've grown up in with mom and dad. So it's a privilege to have you here. Well, I like having you here too. I missed you. Hopefully we can get through a week without fighting. It's been a long time since we had a fight. Yeah, it has been a long time. We had enough of them for a lifetime when we were kids, though.

But we were kids, though. But we grow, you know, we grow. Household of faith doesn't mean your kids don't fight. This is true. This is true. But we have learned a lot over the years, and we do know that strife hinders your faith.

Yes.

But, you know, it's people deal with life.

It's like if you're a Christian or not a Christian, you know, you have challenges.

You're walking by faith.

You still have challenges.

I think the great thing, though, is when you're walking by faith and you understand who you are in Christ Jesus and you understand the covenant that you have with God and you understand

that you have power in the name of Jesus and your righteousness of God, you are, you have the power

that Jesus had. He left that with us and the Holy Spirit that leads us and guides us.

And so I was telling somebody the other day, I think one of the things that are really on my

heart with people is for them to understand who they are in Christ.

We don't have to just be a punching bag for the devil all day, every day.

You know, there's a, and when you talk about Christian Walt, there's a lot of different flows, right,

and a lot of different beliefs.

And some people believe that, you know, God does stuff to punish you or to teach you something or whatever.

And to me, that just never made sense, especially what the word says,

you know, we are his children. And would you go break your child's arm to teach him a lesson?

And would you go make them sick to teach him a lesson? And so, you know, if we grew up,

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